U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1968 January - June by U.S. Copyright Office
U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1968 January - June by U.S. Copyright Office
R438397.
ARIZONA DIGEST ANNOTATED. Pamphlet.
? West Pub. Co. & Bancroft-Whitney
Co. (PWH)
Jan41. ? 27Jan41; A150287. 1Apr68;
R432657.
ARJONA, DORIS K.
Spain and America, by Doris K. Arjona,
Rose L. Friedman & Esther P. Carvajal.
? 2Jan40; A136395. Scott,
Foresman & Co. (PWH); 2Jan68;
R428998.
ARKANSAS DECISIONS REPORTED IN SOUTH
WESTERN REPORTER, SECOND SERIES.
? West Pub. Co. (PWH)
140-144 S.W.2d. ? 18Mar41; A152165. 1Apr68; R432515.
ARKANSAS DIGEST. Vol.1-18. 1941 cumulative annual pocket part. ? 18Mar41; A152161. West Pub. Co. (PWH); 1Apr68; R432521.
ARLEN, HAROLD.
Americanegro suite. SEE Koehler,
Ted.
ARMITAGE, MERLE.
U. S. Navy. ? 4Jun40; A146036. Merle
Armitage (A); 3Jun68; R436774.
ARMITAGE, THERESA.
Merry music; teacher's manual, a
singing school. Edited by
Theresa Armitage, Peter W. Dykema
& Gladys Pitcher. ? 31Dec40;
AA355036. Summy-Birchard Co.
(PWH); 4Apr68; R433221.
We sing. Editors: Theresa Armitage,
Peter W. Dykema & Gladys Pitcher.
(A Singing school series)
? 31Oct40; A146390. Summy-Birchard
Co. (PWH); 4Jan68;
R428496.
ARMSTRONG, ANITA STEWART.
Our Webb kin of Dixie. SEE
Webb, William James.
ARMSTRONG, APRIL OURSLER.
Every sheriff a Sherlock Holmes. SEE
Oursler, Fulton.
The fight for Americanism. SEE
Oursler, Fulton.
She sat helpless while her best
friend was murdered. SEE Oursler,
Fulton.
ARMSTRONG, ELIZABETH DAVIDSON.
Occupational trends in the United
States. SEE Anderson, H. Dewey.
ARMSTRONG, THOMAS.
The Crowthers of Bankdam. ? 17Oct40,
AI-26399; 18Feb41, A150410.
Thomas Armstrong (A); 21Feb68;
R429904.
ARNDT, NOLA.
Easy lessons in guitar playing, by
John Locke, pseud. ? 12Jun40;
AA344057. Nola Arndt (A);
11Apr68; R433770.
A short cut to piano playing. SEE
Malanga, Oscar.
ARNOLD, JOSEPH IRVIN.
Challenges to American youth. ? 3May40; A142221. Joseph I. Arnold (A); 23Feb68; R430063.
ARNOLD, THURMAN W.
Bottlenecks of business. ? 6Sep40; A143994. Thurman W. Arnold (A); 9Apr68; R433367.
Don't be a goose. (In Argosy,
May 3, 1941) ? 22Apr41; B495811.
Robert Arthur (A); 9May68; R435846.
Hard case. (In Detective fiction
weekly, Sept. 28, 1940) ? 17Sep40;
B467889. Robert Arthur (A);
30Jan68; R428767.
ARTIE SHAW CLARINET METHOD, by Artie
Shaw, written in collaboration with
Arnold Brilhart. ? 21Apr41;
AA365133. Artie Shaw (A); 13May68;
R434984.
ARTIE SHAW CLARINET METHOD, by Artie
Shaw, written in collaboration with
Arnold Brilhart. ? 21Apr41; AA365133.
Robbins Music Corp. (PWH); 22Apr68;
R435446.
ASBURY, EDITH EVANS.
Gem of the prairie. SEE
Asbury, Herbert.
ASBURY, HERBERT.
Gem of the prairie. ? 7Oct40; A144971. Edith Evans Asbury (E); 25Mar68; R432277.
ASCH, JOHN.
What I believe. SEE Asch, Sholem.
ASCH, MOSES.
What I believe. SEE Asch, Sholem.
ASCH, SHOLEM.
What I believe. Maurice Samuel,
translator. ? 21Mar41; A153301.
Ruth Shaffer, Moses Asch & John
Asch (PWH); 13Jun68; R437342.
ASHTON, WINIFRED.
Trafalgar day 1940, by Clemence Dane,
pseud. ? 11Dec40, AI-26494; 3Jun41,
A154472. Olwen Bowen-Davies &
Richard Addinsell (E); 6Jun68;
R437137.
ASIMOV, ISAAC.
Heredity. (In Astonishing stories,
Apr. 1941) ? 25Feb41; B491208.
Isaac Asimov (A); 29Feb68; R430419.
History. (In Super science novels
magazine, Mar. 1941) ? 17Jan41;
B485731. Isaac Asimov (A); 19Jan68;
R427519.
Liar! (In Astounding science fiction,
May 1941) ? 18Apr41; B495404.
Isaac Asimov (A); 19Apr68; R434074.
Reason. (In Astounding science-fiction,
Apr. 1941) ? 21Mar41;
B492151. Isaac Asimov (A);
29Mar68; R432839.
The secret sense. (In Cosmic stories,
Mar. 1941) ? 15Jan41; B486685.
Isaac Asimov (A); 17Jan68; R427447.
Super-neutron. (In Astonishing stories, Sept. 1941) ? 25Jun41; B505186. Isaac Asimov (A); 27Jun68; R438422.
ASSOCIATED LUMBER MUTUALS.
Lumber rating schedules. NM: additions
& revisions. ? 2Jan41;
A738024. Associated Lumber Mutuals
(PWH); 18Jan68; R427480.
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN LAW SCHOOLS.
Directory of teachers in member
schools, 1940-1941. Appl. author:
West Pub. Co. ? 13Dec40; A148720.
West Pub. Co. (PWH); 5Jan68;
R425815.
ATCHLER, MARGARET.
Healthful living. SEE Williams,
Jesse Feiring.
Master sermons of the 19th century. ? 8May40; A141801. Robert H. Atkins (C); 10Apr68; R433501.
ATKINS, ROBERT H.
Master sermons of the 19th century.
SEE Atkins, Gauis Glenn, ed.
ATKINSON, AGNES AKIN.
Crooktail; a young raccoon. Pictures by Spencer R. Atkinson. ? 2Oct40; A145467. Agnes A. Atkinson (A); 23Feb68; R429888.
ATKINSON, ARTHUR GODFREY LIONEL.
They left the land.
SEE Jacob, Naomi.
ATKINSON, BROOKS.
Complete essays and other writings.
SEE Emerson, Ralph Waldo.
Sixteen famous American plays.
SEE Cerf, Bennett.
ATLANTIC DIGEST. Cumulative pamphlet.
? West Pub. Co. (PWH)
Dec40. ? 4Dec40; A148721. 5Jan68;
R425816.
Mar41. ? 18Mar41; A152152. 1Apr68;
R432563.
May41. ? 16May41; A153977. 2Jul68;
R438333.
ATLANTIC DIGEST. 1940 annual.
? 23Oct40; A146464. West Pub. Co.
(PWH); 5Jan68; R425926.
ATLANTIC DIGEST. 1940 cumulative annual
pocket part. Vol. 1-35. ? 23Oct40;
A146552. West Pub. Co. (PWH); 5Jan68;
R425904.
ATLANTIC REPORTER DIGEST. ? West Pub.
Co. (PWH) Vol.
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"Let's get married," Mia declares, her voice trembling despite her defiant gaze into Stefan's guarded brown eyes. She needs this, even if he seems untouchable. Stefan raises a skeptical brow. "And why would I do that?" His voice was low, like a warning, and it made her shiver even though she tried not to show it. "We both have one thing in common," Mia continues, her gaze unwavering. "Shitty fathers. They want to take what's ours and give it to who they think deserves it." A pointed pause hangs in the air. "The only difference between us is that you're an illegitimate child, and I'm not." Stefan studies her, the heiress in her designer armor, the fire in her eyes that matches the burn of his own rage. "That's your solution? A wedding band as a weapon?" He said ignoring the part where she just referred to him as an illegitimate child. "The only weapon they won't see coming." She steps closer, close enough for him to catch the scent of her perfume, gunpowder and jasmine. "Our fathers stole our birthrights. The sole reason they betrayed us. We join forces, create our own empire that'll bring down theirs." A beat of silence. Then, Stefan's mouth curves into something sharp. "One condition," he murmurs, closing the distance. "No divorces. No surrenders. If we're doing this, it's for life" "Deal" Mia said without missing a beat. Her father wants to destroy her life. She wouldn't give him the pleasure, she would destroy her life as she seems fit. ................ Two shattered heirs. One deadly vow. A marriage built on revenge. Mia Meyers was born to rule her father's empire (so she thought), until he named his bastard son heir instead. Stefan Sterling knows the sting of betrayal too. His father discarded him like trash. Now the rivals' disgraced children have a poisonous proposal: Marry for vengeance. Crush their fathers' legacies. Never speak of divorce. Whoever cracks first loses everything. Can these two rivals, united by their vengeful hearts, pull off a marriage of convenience to reclaim what they believe is rightfully theirs? Or will their fathers' animosity, and their own complicated pasts tear their fragile alliance apart?
She gave him her heart, her trust, and even her family's company. In return, he took her father's life - and tried to steal her kidney for her cousin. When Freya dies on the cold operating table, she wakes up... reborn - in another so-called useless orphan girl's body. But death left her with more than scars- Now, whispers of the future echo in her mind, guiding her revenge... Surrounded by greedy relatives and deadly schemes, she's ready to fight back. What she didn't expect? To accidentally fall into the bed of Leander-the nation's most feared, most unattainable billionaire. He's cold, ruthless, untouchable. But after that one night... he wants her. Her body. Her revenge. Her hand in marriage. Now, they're not just husband and wife by contract. They're partners in revenge.
Emma had agreed to pretend to be her boss's girlfriend at an event where his ex-wife planned to show up with the guy she had cheated with. "We'll see how this turns out."
Unlike her twin brother, Jackson, Jessa struggled with her weight and very few friends. Jackson was an athlete and the epitome of popularity, while Jessa felt invisible. Noah was the quintessential "It" guy at school-charismatic, well-liked, and undeniably handsome. To make matters worse, he was Jackson's best friend and Jessa's biggest bully. During their senior year, Jessa decides it was time for her to gain some self-confidence, find her true beauty and not be the invisible twin. As Jessa transformed, she begins to catch the eye of everyone around her, especially Noah. Noah, initially blinded by his perception of Jessa as merely Jackson's sister, started to see her in a new light. How did she become the captivating woman invading his thoughts? When did she become the object of his fantasies? Join Jessa on her journey from being the class joke to a confident, desirable young woman, surprising even Noah as she reveals the incredible person she has always been inside.
Two years of marriage left Brinley questioning everything, her supposed happiness revealed as nothing but sham. Abandoning her past for Colin, she discovered only betrayal and a counterfeit wedding. Accepting his heart would stay frozen, she called her estranged father, agreeing to the match he proposed. Laughter followed her, with whispers of Colin's power to toss her aside. Yet, she reinvented herself-legendary racer, casino mastermind, and acclaimed designer. When Colin tried to reclaim her, another man pulled Brinley close. "She's already carrying my child. You can't move on?"
Since she was ten, Noreen had been by Caiden's side, watching him rise from a young boy into a respected CEO. After two years of marriage, though, his visits home grew rare. Gossip among the wealthy said he despised her. Even his beloved mocked her hopes, and his circle treated her with scorn. People forgot about her decade of loyalty. She clung to memories and became a figure of ridicule, worn out from trying. They thought he'd won his freedom, but he dropped to his knees and begged, "Noreen, you're the only one I love." Leaving behind the divorce papers, she walked away.
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